... T.UH PARiS! RFrOLUITION. I (Frnm ?? Comic Ananual.) From the sublinte to the ridiculous is but a step. A.'arntgi newis from tlff ntri.aufl iitsurrection at Stoke Po1,isThe Wiithirmg called ?? ht of lde I17nyor. We are concerned to stair, that accounts were received In town, at a late hour last night, of tu ciarming state ofi th~rnga at Stoke Pagis. Nothing private is yet made prub lic; ...

... lVIFAsD lo S : tI*,ON5, 31ONSAt, JAi 3. The Hiamb*0 Papms, to the 21th ult., wbich dyethtib*t mlomsi , contain further accounts fror W)Atuw alnd Berlin. There is little prospect of all ic able terrination of the dispute with Poland. The Rgssian Governsment is resolved, it is said, to, crush the iljsrrealoti cote qui C.Odte. If blood munstt be piled, let us pray that the victory Sitsy be on the ...

... | s8TAT-E ofl ELAN.D..1?EPEAil.of theU/ON! N. It bas already been roticed thtu immense multittudes hailed the return of' Mr. O'Connell to Dublill. Since then several paniroch d and other meetings have been held, at which strong Resolationi upon the necessity of the Repeal of the Union were passed. A meeting was also held, at which an Address was voted us Al r. O'Connell, which, it was resolved ...

... ;(1rpU-day, Saturday and SundatJ's Posts. I LONDON, SATURDAY, JAN. 1. it ppe rs by the French Paoers of Tuesday that the ,et qsarx ronsequonce of thle vote in the Chamber ot' l)epu- 1; ,%t ?? evening, upon the now organization of the Cu tinard, was the rentiovul of tc'eral LafiLyette from CO ndr of that body, with, however, the perfect ul- i.tt,,d dig tial he was to be forthwith re-appointed ...

... THE DERJJY -MCR JAV-RI '1 TH'}E DBULY -ME ...

... T'0 rt, 9DIT.OJ bOF THE DERBY MERi!CtJR)Y. - I gsavwer to An Unbenqjjeed O1eryyman7 and a Paor of ftlzeps-i. A Tiliba Payer-and - A Lay-msan and a Pager of Tisee, correspondents of the Derby and Chebtelfield Reporter, I beg leave to say, that as it 's not my intention to throw down the ?? and enter on a controveieslal war, on the subject If Tithes, I shall, on the. present occasion, ...

... q W %V 1I; )jN }M ESDAYLS PoS1 | London, Tuiqu.gW Jaon 46 I, y ft, &ocLoci.-Theacountsbye.stafette 1.s, I) rais, are intereliting,-and, in sonie resg ct' ilrortnt, Tile Poles have reinstated General 1. . 1, 11 ?? their afliirs, and published a Decree or PicJd lradtho ate ?? on the 21st ilt. announcing * r~ , ac nd gviltli him the entire control and appointnietit ail ti, avert, feitl eofficers, ...

... YEOMANRY CAVALRY DINNER_ ' On Wednesday last, a dinner waS given at the Town Hall, Burton-upon.Trent, by the officers and privates of the Burton Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, to their late 2 Captain, H NwRY lVORTHtSGTOx, Esq. on the occasion te of his retirement. a Captain Vernon, who succeeded Capt. W. in command, B being prevented by illness from attending, the chair was taken by RonERT PEEL, ...

... : 1,71 ,: ?B-I? - I - -, -- I * I~~~mAR1UAGES. tin the 2tlJh aut. Mr. Win. Brown, of the Swan Inn, to A rs. Arbury7. of the J.oundon City Arms, both in this town. li~ecealy, ist Drtield, near this plrice, Mr. Edward Etches, !Mary Anne, oldest daughter of r1k. Kinneriley, of the . rd Jockey JIn, Abbbourn. IiInr-W 3aiesnnight, at Tainworth, Mr. John Hellaby, ' z'1-ilsfosd, in this county, to ...

... CIRCULA.I TO THE IRISH MAGISTRACf. I Dublin Castle, December, 113:30. Having received and laid before the Lord Lieutenant letters from Magistrates in several parts of the country, an- nouncing that meetings of mischievous tendency, under various pretexts of political discussion, or of public amuse- ment, had taken place or were expected, and requesting to be informed what course the Government ...

... I SPEOZA?.CO-trs tIViNCrltSTEn, T'11S1ttt)AVS , Dt:c. ?? The (Court met this morning, pursuant to ?? ten o'clock. The three Judges were on the beach in teifciscarlet robes. The D)uke of Wellington, the IRight Hlonourable Sturges Blourne, and Mr. Pollen, were present as Commissioners. There were also a great number of Magistrates in attend- ance. In the dock there were about 20 convicts in rows ...

... ,'di. Saturd'ci and .Siinduaj's Posts. I IaONTION, SATURDtlAY, JAN. 8. '`oals ol' Wednesday wore teceivvtl 01) jI cvitatlt 'n news. 0fitheir aprl rsini,'om 'il t capital that the elisis of affalirs in o '.-ert'inriv of thle Belgic arratagen'cnLi. aer., o'osr'l rritpe, at noi disitent timle, ilt a gellera! '~tlit 1'eel'diiig r'ay conitaiti the 1P 'ctiletn- ro ?? relativv tt Ilh- it.vittrccti ...